Total Blog Posts: 2
In the last blog post you learned how to structure your jQuery applications like Angular applications. You created a single page on which to host all your other pages. In this post you are going to put those techniques to work by building a complete list, add, edit and delete page.)
In this post you will learn the basics of downloading partial HTML pages and insert them into another HTML page at a specified location. This is like the SPA functionality that Angular and React supply. You are going to create small files for style sheets and JavaScript for each page. All of this is a good start on building a SPA using just jQuery, and a model for structuring your different application artifacts.)